The Lanvin Pre-Fall 2018 collection introduced some highly intriguing pieces, captivating attention with its elegant silhouettes, minimal detail, and bright colors. Oliviet Lapidus introduces the rib design, trademarked by Lanvin on the bright orange sweater in the series. Lapidus explains that the design is translated to "Lanvin" in Morse code, and can be used in print and incorporated on jewelry as well.
Another standout piece from the collection is the gray jacket made from tweed and draped with pagoda sleeves. The jumpsuits in flannel detailing bring casual flare to the series, while the asymmetrical gowns deliver elegance. The entire Lanvin Pre-Fall 2018 collection experiments with many different high-quality materials such as leather, satin, tweed, wool, and more.
What's Driving This Trend
- Morse Code-incorporated Fashion
- The use of Morse code in fashion can create unique and personalized designs for consumers.
- Minimalist Silhouettes
- Clean-cut silhouettes can dominate the fashion industry, providing modern and versatile clothing options.
- Mixed Material Experimentation
- Incorporating different materials in fashion can create interesting textures and designs, pushing the boundaries of traditional design.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can incorporate Morse code and minimalist silhouettes to create unique and modern designs for consumers.
- Jewelry
- Morse code can be used on jewelry pieces to create personalized and meaningful accessories for consumers.
- Textile and Materials
- Experimenting with different materials such as leather, satin, wool, and tweed can lead to innovative design and production in the textile industry.
